South Park: Season 19

Always a great watch

The episodes: 5/5. I think season 19 is a perfect season, right up there with 8, 11, and 14 for me as far as best seasons go. The continuous plot (more-so even than season 18) is fresh and makes for some great moments. The features: 4/5. This is both better and worse than usually. The "Social Commentary" feature is awesome. It is like the Seinfeld trivia feature or Pop-up Brady from Nick at Night. It just shows trivia at the bottom of the screen throughout the episodes. The E3 thing for The Fractured But Whole is also really cool. The most unfortunate thing, though, is that we have finally seen the end for my beloved commentary minis. Instead, we get a "season commentary" by Matt and Trey where, in 25 minutes or so, they go through the whole season. It is great, but I've always loved throwing the minis on and re-watching the seasons that way. RIP. The packaging: 3/5. I understand no one really cares about this aspect, but they have done red too many times at this point. Sure, there are only so many colors and the first dozen or so knocked most of them out, but I feel like this is the 6th or 7th red one and that drives me nuts. Hopefully you don't care. Audio/video: 5/5. Looks and sounds great for me. I'm not an expert though, so if this is a really important thing to you (like you're a home theater person), then I'd check a dedicated blu-ray review site for a proper take on the AV quality.

I loved this season of South Park. I had to have a physical media copy. Blu-Ray? Yes, Please.

The only place that I can go to find a good laugh. The Only thing Worth streaming on the internet. There's nothing worth watching on cable.

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Great price on these DVD's. I have loved this show from the start. "I've got to buy them all." Good quality, low price, what else is there to say. If you love South Park and want it sitting on your shelf, it's a great deal.

I have been eighths South Park fan since beginning. I own all of the seasons so this purchase was inevitable. However, I read somewhere that this was the best season in a long time. I don't exactly agree with that statement. This season and last season and there have been less episodes I believe this time there was two desks and last season I think only three. South Park is classic in itself however in my opinion the first nine seasons are about as good as you can get. The new season of course takes on any of the newer political/media issues as in the past. It is still good I just do not believe that it is worth five stars.

This is THE best season of South Park. With a few episode exceptions, I had such a good time watching this season. It was witty, well crafted, and hilarious! It's pure comic GOLD! I couldn't wait to get the DVD. Now I can watch it over and over, anytime I want, and share it with friends who have not seen it yet. Matt and Trey really outdid themselves on this season. LOVE IT! Whenever I get a pop up ad, I always say out loud, dammit Leslie!

After a few years of South Park stagnating with their old format, they break through with a funny and unique season that essentially follows through on one overarching story thread. The boys find themselves living in a state of constant change as a new PC Principal shows up and robs Cartman and Kyle of their usual roles in South Park. Mr. Garrison takes on the role of Trump and Canadians are the new Mexicans. Caitlin/Bruce Jenner also has a role in the Garrison storyline. Meanwhile Southpark undergoes gentrification to the detriment of Kenny and City Wok. The dvd has a commentary section which is also new. The old commentary featured a couple minutes of talking about each show. This time it's a 20 minute single commentary on the season where the writers compare and contrast their old way of creating episodes. A very good 2 dvd set in spite of the short 10 episode seasons.

A two disc dvd box set containing all ten episodes of the nineteenth season of cult cartoon South Park. All episodes run twenty one minutes [approx]. Season opener, 'Stunning and Brave' sets the scene for a season that is a little different to usual. Principal Victoria is gone. And replaced by PC Principal. Aggressive frat boy and fierce believer in political correctness. Woe bedite anyone who disrepects minorites around him. He can't believe this town that he is in, which is seemingly a relic of days gone by. And is determined to modernise thinking and attitudes there. Some begin to fall under his spell.. This isn't the greatest of season openers. It's one of those episodes that is more clever than funny and will make you laugh occasionally, but smile more at how clever it is. So it's not a promising start. But it does begin a new direction for the show. It's not standalone anymore. They now experiment with serialisation, as most tv now does. Any doubts about season quality vanish with episode two 'where my country gone?' As the town takes in immigrants from Canada, Mr Garrison won't stand for what he sees to be infringing on his country. And thus begins a campaign that could go all the way. This is an hysterically funny episode, doing the Donald Trump thing [It was originally broadcast autumn 2015] a little differently to how people might have expected them to, and getting some very good satire in at the same time. Episode three 'the city part of town' continues the theme of modernising, as the town does up one area to become a cool new regenerated neighbourhood. And too bad for the Mccormicks who still live there. A fun episode with some fun fake commericals, which also shows South Park's strength for characterisation by allowing one character in particular a truly brilliant scene near the end that you won't forget in a hurry. Episode four 'you're not yelping' sees the restaurants of the town not wanting to displease the self important internet reviewers. Something ends up having to give. In typical south park style it all escalates in a clever and fun manner, and has some good things to say about certain attitudes. Episode five 'safe space' deals with shaming, as Butters ends up having to help celebrities and Cartman not have to face online abuse, and Randy is made to regret not giving to charity. Another that escalates well and in a fun way, and has a few good points to make once again. Episode six 'tweek x craig' sees more modernisation thanks to an art style called Yaoi [which you might not have heard of before but won't forget post this] make the town think it has a gay couple. Which comes as news to the two students in question. Meantime Cartman has to fend off some unwanted advances. The former is solid and fun character stuff with a look at attitudes, the latter very good over the top comedy. Episode seven 'naughty ninjas' looks at police shootings as officer Barbrady pays the price for modern attitudes to what the force does, and the kids trying to protect Kenny's neighbourhood leads to a big misunderstanding. The former ends up being, like episode three, something with a great amount of heart. The latter is a fun bit of humour with a great subplot for Cartman. And at this points the serialisation kicks in big time... Episode eight 'Sponsored content' sees Jimmy and Pc Principal clash over the school paper. Funny and with some clever things to say about people's principals versus reality, this is the start of a three parter. Episode nine 'truth and advertising' continues from the above as all plotlines come together and progress. It has a lot of fun moments but is perhaps too much of a middle episode. Although it all rallies superbly with episode ten 'Pc Principal final justice' which does bring everything together and wrap plotlines up, put a few things into good focus, and have a fun theme for the week as well that has some very good and funny moments. The ending does imply that serialisation and the modern world are here to stay with the series. Which works because this is a good season that tries something different and manages to succeed with it. So South Park keeps going strong. The dvd has the following language and subtitle options: Languages: English, German. Subtitles: English, Dutch, German. Extras are on disc one: Five minutes worth of deleted scenes, from episodes across the season. These can only be watched all in a row. One is slightly unfinished. But they're all pretty good and worth a look, especially the last one which does explain a slight plot hole. Trailer for new video game 'South Park; the fractured but whole.' Which runs for three minutes and is a fun watch. Also, instead of the usual mini commentaries on each episode, you get a whole season commentary. Which runs for twenty five minutes and is a fascinating listen, especially in what it tells you about the writing process.

South Park Season 19 Was another great season I liked it when they introduced PC Principal One of my favourite episodes was Tweek X Craig when the creators had viewers make tweek and Craig Yaoi and made them 🏳️‍🌈 Worth 5 stars from me :)

Now with several seasons, movies and video games in play, it is amazing they still have something new to bring out. Good late night fodder with chuckles and school yard banter. Sorry Kenny, you are still dead by the end of an episode.

Political correctness comes to Southpark....The school principal is fired and replaced with a very PC guy. The town goes PC crazy and poor Eric Cartman gets slapped by the principal for not conforming. Some good comments on PC and it's very funny.